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Did your redirects survive the move?

After a migration, every old URL should answer with a 301 that lands on its new page. One missing rule and that page's Google traffic ends in a 404. Paste your redirect list, enter the new address, and see which ones work.

Your redirects Paste them, or load a file: redirects.csv, _redirects, .htaccess lines, nginx, Squarespace URL mappings or vercel.json. Up to 300 per check.

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What counts as working

The old URL answers with a permanent redirect (301 or 308). A 302 is temporary and doesn't pass rankings reliably.
The chain ends on the URL in your list (a trailing slash doesn't matter).
That final page answers 200, not a 404 or an error.

Run it on the new site

Check after your domain points at the new host and the redirect file is installed. Before that, the old site still answers and nothing redirects. Decamp exports include a redirects/ folder with a file for each host and a README saying where it goes.